The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1916, Page 2

ne$.Q (THE CORRECT \ WRITING PAPER) » The GIFT, of ‘GIF TS - é va Tre we have many “deb ‘ghtful things to; show you for Christmas {giving some’ that are merely beautiful, some that are really. useful, and some that ate both, Asked to name the most attractive and useful gift for, the gentlewoman, we shou!d be compelled to give precedence to CrANe’s| LINEN LawN— The Gift of Gifts, This fine stationery, in artistically decorated gift boxes, has all the virtues of the idéal gift— Beauty, Correct- ness, Usefulness—and it is always acceptable, even if duplicated. OUR ASSORTMENT {1S COMPLETE~ SMALL. BOXES FOR THOSE YOU WISH TO REMEMBER. é ELABORATE BOXES FOR THOSE TO WHOM .A MORE PRETENTIOUS GIFT IS FITTING, ‘|for the theft of $2,300 worth of: jew- Cowan’s Drug Store 123 Fourth Street TIL Kilt YOU" MADMAN ~ TELLS LABORER Wyndmere, N. D., Dec. 16.—Con- ‘fronted by a madman armed with a knife and hamnter, Arthur Holmstrom, night engineer in charge of the Wynd- mere electric plant, was last night driven into a corner of the engine- room, where he heard ‘James, Kelly, the intruder, calmly announce “T will kill you.” Seized a moment later by another mood,:Kelly, who had broken into the. plant through a side door, declared he would let Holmstron live him as a witnegs.”” A moment, later Holmstrony succeeded’ in making a ‘dash for liberty. ;; Returning with three men, Holms- itrom and his companions rushed‘at the madman, ‘overpowered and’ dis- armed him only‘after a fierce struggle, None was injured. HERE FROM UNDERWOOD ‘0. A. Boyd and F. ‘Moe of Under. wood were arrivals in the city this morning and_are-making their head- quarters’ at the Van Horn. to hold" ‘COAST. WOMAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING BABY Search Covering Western Half of United States Enda at. James- town, N. D. KIDNAPPED DAUGHTER OF GERMAN LIEUTENANT WOMAN DENIES CHARGE. Jamestown, N. D., Dec, 16.—Mre. Lulu Day, wanted in San Diego, Cal., for the alleged theft of $2,500 worth of jewelry and for the alleged kid- napping of the infant child of Mrs. Lulu Wanda Schneider, widow of a German army lieutenant, declared to- day. she knows nothing of Mrs. Schneider’s baby, and she flatly de- nies the charge of larceny. “T'll_ go back, if they come-for me,’ Mrs. Day is quoted by an official. “I'll stand trial, too, and when I’m acquit: ted I'll bring suit for perge¢ution. I don’t know anything about: Mrs. Schneider’s baby.” Mrs. Day, wife of a Northern ‘Pa: cific mechanic, came to Jamestown six months ago. Their child baby of 11 ‘months doesn’t answer the descrip- tion of Mrs, Schneider's kidnapped in- fant, being younger by several months than the missing San, Diego -infant. ‘Berkeley, Cal., Dec, 16.—A search covering the western half of the Unit- ed Statés and extending seven months came. ta an end this week when Mrs. Lwu Day, wanted for the alleged kid- napping of Lulu Wanda Schneider, in- fant daughter of a German army Jieu- tenant who was killed in battle three days:after the birth’ of the baby, and elry from the home of Richard S. Rog- ers in San Diego, was arrested at Jamestown. N. D. A wire apprising him of the arrest was received by Chief of Police Aug- ust Vollmer, but no mention was made of the Schneider baby. The story told the police by Mrs, Anna Schneider, mother of the miss- ing infant, on May 27 last, was that Mrs. Day, who had been living with Mrs. Cchneider at 1939 Francisco, street in the home of John Agee, an artist, took the baby for a visit to friends in San Jose two days previous. to the report. Mrs. Schneider returned home, she sald, to find that Mrs. Day’s trunk had. been, removed from the house. Be com alarmed, she communicated | with, the families in San Joge at whose homes Mrs. Day was to. visit, ‘but they had not, seen the missing roftan. Seeks Police Help. Mrs. Schneider in turn communicat- ed with persons in San Diego, where she had ‘been employed, following the death of her husband, in the same ho- at with Mra, Day, and dn El Paso, ‘a, | Washburn, struck by an auto.driven EXCURSION TO TEXAS Join our party January first for Texas at rates ~ -$o.fow you can not afford to:stay,st home. .. Round trip of 5000 miles with. hotel, meals, and berth, with 200 miles auto rides. “15 days limit. Fare $57.50 round trip from Bismarck, and wife at one half rates. es A MTEL EEN SE oe AVI ALP NA Sarena ecto eee TE? 2 TT STIRS DECEMBER THE: TICKETS, 50c, 75¢ and $1 former home of Mrs. Day. No trace} which she is to.come. to him “pnder | ‘tant mM tropolitan types of unusual in-| itorium ‘the first and second of next of the baby nor the woman could be found by. the mother, so the police were, called in. 1 On’ the’ day that Mrs, Day left Berkeley..with Mrs. Schneider's baby the police received a request from the San Diego police to arrest M Day and hold her for the thet! .,of $2,500 worth,of jewelry from the Ro; ers home, and the quest took on an added interest when, the charge of Kidnapping: was addéd by Mrs. Schnet* Blackmailing: Plot Charg Mrs: Schneider, whom death had | robbed of every living relative save the baby, grieved until she was pros: trated over the loss of the little one | every ¢hiét of police in the western “the-common law.” Through a chain of incidents of un- terest; :.and as produced by Director General Albert Capellani, the picture usual dramatic power, Valerie con-};promises:to be the sensation of the quers the objections of Neville’s tam. ily and in the end ‘the ‘lovers:;find themselves free to be united in the atten an conseryative bonds: of th bai ae pie y man: tes characters in the istry are dit states, who were also communicated 9. 2.4 with: by..the Berkeley police. Mrs. Schneider held to thé*thedry that Mrs. Day had stolen the baby for the purpose of blackmailing Ernest Leighton, ‘an official of the Northern Pacific railway with offices in Seattle. The baby’s mother"told the ' police that Mrs. Day had’used a “borrowed baby” for a similar: purpose while liv- ing in E) Paso several years’ “ago. BANKER PROG — SLOWLY, REPORT on. ig. improving: ‘slowly. lear and right and he is} almost out of danger.” 1a ‘The above bulletin was given 0 the Bismarck hospital late thig after-} noon by Dr. Ramstad as to thé condi tion of August E. Johnson, banker at! ‘by-Fred Kek of the Schultz ‘garage in that village, last Thursday’ ‘night. ‘D: aerios phexplosions a halepint of gasoliné will any ig. seven-passenger automobile.-a miley: how far will, a td.'to do your..own; cleaning ar; take, any. chances, for our, Gall for maps and full information at once. D. T. OWENS & CO. 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